Supervision
A queue built for thirty-note Fridays.
Supervisors don't need another inbox. They need a queue with keyboard navigation, fast triage, and a clear audit trail. Praxnote's supervision queue is the surface most supervisors say is the reason they stayed.
How the queue works
Three keys. Three actions. Three audit-logged outcomes.
Approve
Confirms note quality. Note becomes immutable; signature event written to the activity log. Bulk approve is gated by ConfirmDialog with a safety count.
Return for revision
Returns the note to the supervisee with reason text. The supervisee sees the request in their dashboard. The audit log records the return event.
Flag for discussion
Non-blocking. The note remains where it is, but is marked for the next supervision meeting. Useful for clinical patterns that don't warrant a return-for-revision.
For supervisees
Sign your own work. Supervisor reviews after the fact.
Praxnote's default model lets supervisees sign their own notes, with the supervisor reviewing after the fact in the queue. Practices that need a pre-signature gate can configure it; the model is per-practice.
Why post-signature review is the default
Most practices we've talked to want supervisees fluent in clinical decision-making, including the act of signing their own work. The audit trail and the queue make sure nothing falls through.
Why pre-signature gating is configurable
Some training programs require it. Some licensures imply it. Practices set the gate; clinicians don't have to think about it.
I was clearing thirty supervision items in a Friday afternoon. With Praxnote, twenty minutes. The keyboard navigation alone gave me back two hours a week.
See the queue on real notes
A demo for supervisors, on supervisor terms.
Bring (or use ours) a sample queue. We'll walk j/k navigation, bulk approve with ConfirmDialog, return-for-revision with reasoning, and flag-for-discussion. About fifteen minutes.